Waterbury evening Democrat., 1887-12-14

The annual election of Eureka Chapter, R. A. M, will take place this evening.
 The Star Club will give private mas querade at Grand Army Hall this evening.
 The case of Cole vs Center School Dis trict, which was to have been tried in the District Court this morning, was adjourned until next Tuesday.
 The funeral of James Berry, aged 10 years, son of MT and Mrs Berry, who died yesterday, was attended from 16 Emerald street, this afternoon.
 The Waterbury polo team left on the 2:4O train this afternoon for Bridgeport: The boys are in fine condition, and will make the Park City team work hard to- night. @
 The American Mechanics fair was con- tinued at City Hall last evening with larger attendance than on the previous evening. The various booths and tables were liberal1y patronized. Senator Mat thews leads on the vote for the cane.
 Owing to F. J. Kingsbury's absence from town for the past few days, the special ] committee on the question of running the intercepting sewer through the Scovill company's property, have not been able to meet, and it is doubtful if they report to the meeting of the Sewer Commissioners tomorrow evening.
 The Eastern Star Mission Circle of the Baptist Church will give their annual sup per and entertainment in the parlors this evening" Supper will be served from 5:3O to 7:30 for 15 cents, An interesting pro- gramme, consisting of music and recita- tions, has been prepared by the young la dies, and good time is assured all who attend.
 Waterbury Lodge, No. 5, A. o. U. w., held meeting last night, and nominated officers for the ensuing term. Grand Foreman Landers of Mystic Bridge was to be present last evening to settle some 1 question under discussion, but was de- tained by other matters. A telegram was received from him to-day, in which he said he would be present at special meet ing, which has been called for tonight. There was a large attendance of Odd Fellows in the lodge rooms in Irving block last evening to witness Nosahogan Lodge to work the first degree. F. A. Sanford was unable to be present and the chair of Noble Grand was filled by Vice Grand Ira c. Moore, Daniel Keller acting | as Vice Grand. After the work was done remarks were made by Messers T. I. Dr1ggs, L. I. Munson and B. c. Lewis. Music by 
 feature of the evening. After the cer- monies Past Brands Barnes, Hawley, White and Munson, with Messers E. M. Davis, J. H. Guernsey, and w. H. Billings gave the 12 members of the degree team col l lation at Bolster's.
 w. H. Scovill, employed by William Clark the Bank street stove dealer, went to Naugatuck yesterday afternoon and pre- | scented a. check for S3OO to Teller Moore of the Naugatuck National Bank. It was made out payable to a man named Fritz and signed by MT Clark. MT Moore re- fused to pay over the money until he tele- phoned to MT Clark and the young man left the bank. Meanwhile word was re. ceived from Clark saying that he never made out such check. MT Moore imme- diately came up to this city and gave such a good description of Scovin that he was arrested last night and turned over to Dep uty Sheriff Sweeney this morning. This afternoon, at a hearing held in Naugatuck he was bound over to the criminal term o1 the Superior Court in $500 bonds.